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Maybe give them a chance to compose their thoughts and then update folks.

More importantly CINE defies the sector average today by a long shot and an entity with a spare £500k to £1M has decided to take 11% off the share price. (Some will be buys) Similar to the last few days and all done to coincide with the AGM.

I think you might find that bigger news arrives here before yours.

You might be better switching here first.

Good luck though.

122% over there now.

Hopefully we see some topslice for the same at some point here.

I'm the same as yourself FA and only look in periodically as I know this was over £12.00 in the weeks immediately preceding the conflict and that production and selling precious metals keeps going regardless.

It's far too cheap on any metrics and I made a decision a while back to buy as an investment and hold in ISA's for both self and wife for both the Capital Gain and Dividend yield that will come. Khazak assets I have as worth twice todays share price so its de-risked.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10808635/Finlands-leaders-announce-intention-join-NATO-saying-apply-without-delay.html

Just serves to remind all how these ones bounce + 80% now.

Our turn is coming.

The dropping is down to UK GDP figures this morning so not Aviva specific.

Is it beneficial for it to drop pre-consolidation?
Probably not if you were an existing holder who bought in the 420's or above. But for those who are holding at lower prices or are looking to buy in post-consolidation it provides good leaway for it to readily rebound back upwards 20 to 40 points for higher percentages.

It'll be interesting to see what will happen post consolidation.

Same cash generating business underneath, just returning some of its excess capital.

Getting even more tempting.

Must be getting close to the bottom.

Last saw it at these levels during the pandemic. Now as good as over.

A look at your posting history tells you all you need to know.

Bonker btw isn't a ramper.

Well done those who picked POG shares up in the last few days, even this morning early doors.

Although not as relevant here, if at all, the POG RNS shows that the Russian banks are flexibly assisting companies in whatever way they can. That is how I read the RNS and I think the market has done likewise.

Good Morning Fair Analyst. Everything has been pointing to a stalemate for several days and the Ukranains are now taking back settlements from the Russians. Its now reaching the same 3 week point as when they decided to pull out of the assault on Kyiv. The Ukranians imho are getting really smart again and resorting to previous successful tactics and are maximising the ambush and cutting off supply routes. Western weaponry and intelligence no doubt helping. Don't know if you saw it but they took out almost a full battalion of military hardware and soldiers at a pontoon bridge in the East in the last day or so.

Shame its taking so long to negotiate the Azov battalion out of the steelworks for that would be a point to declare a ceasefire and get back to talks. Negotiations ongoing on this for a PoW swap and just a feeling the Pope may visit Moscow to assist in the endeavour.

Ceasefire, talks back on, end of conflict we all know where the share price will go and the dividend that is there behind it.

War and its ending is the sideshow as Poly will be producing gold and precious metals just as it did pre-conflict.

I think most have probably been stunned into silence or are patiently waiting for the dividend.

Today a 6% drop here and the official market reason for the dip being a reaction to weak UK GDP.

FXPO don't contribute to UK GDP.

Slow creep back up to the 256p to 270p range you would expect.

That's where somebody appeared to pocket about 5M of Poly and we don't do UK GDP.

Incidentally the Leisure and Travel sector into which we fall is down 1.82% and you can compare with other inside space sellers. Seems overdone but make your own mind up.

https://shareprices.com/sectors/travel/

Morning RS2002. This mornings market reaction is down to UK GDP figures and direction of travel was decided prior to Uk opening. Given over 85% of Cine's business is outside the UK then it's hard to see the justification for the fall.

Its a good RNS for POG to be fair in that although GPB are keeping their position preserved they have issued waivers over the inability to pay them due to sanctions and allowing POG to get a licence to sell gold into international markets. Completely different scenario to here.

The drop chique was a pure a market making drop reflecting wider market sentiment to UK GDP figures. In reality though and producing in Khazakstan and Russia we don't contribute to those.

The reason for this mornings market fall seems to be the UK GDP figures. probably about as immune from them as a share price can get.

Its not just that I think most know that there was Institutional accumulation about 256p (Those 4M or was it 5M of trades including the UT. If it is volume they are after then they would be far better raising the price.

Even Berenberg in their most recent broker note had POLY valued at 300p. That was on the Khazak assets alone.

Well if it was the raid for shares that everyone was predicting then no great selloff has materialised.

Nobody seems to be selling what seems to be an already Russophobic oversold stock and its Khazakstan assets are probably worth double and more of where the share price presently is. That plus it's another day at the office for POLY with ongoing production and sales from both Russia and Khazakstan.